Chronic Pain Support Group
Physicians and professionalsdefine pain as chronic if it lasts longer than three to six months and is persistent. It's distinct from acute pain that is a direct result of injury or trauma. This support group is dedicated to those suffering from chronic pain. Discuss treatments that have worked for you, find advice for your specific experience, and find support. You're not...


Hugs,
Joanne
I hope it goes well for you.
I'm in Costa Rica right now getting a full dental restoration ..it's been the best experience of my life. Much different than the States.
beth so sorry about what happen to you, I had one once tell me I had a surface cavity and went for it I was kicking the chair tears ..he keep going
I saw on the news and this a little off topic but they places for children that take T-19 state insurance and they would strap kids down than it got looked into and they stopped strapping them down or their baby teeth where all capped in metal but they are just dental enterprises paid for by the government being abusive to the system sadly
hugs and fairy dust
tori
YAY for you now that you have found a way to get it all done!
Thank you for replying.
HEy BILL! Thanks for the hugs! I will take 'em LOL thanks sweetie. I didn't take the pain meds but Ibuprofen seems to be doing a prertty good job... *so thankful*
tendons my dear... thanks for well wishes :) I appreciate the support! UGH the needles are awful.. aren't they... ;( Bleck...
Awww beautiful... that is awful! WOW... what did your mom or dad do? Did they know?? I am like a mamma bear with my son... IF something happened like that ( even a nasty tone of voice toward him ) I would be livid --- and they would HEAR ALL ABOUT IT! I am just SO SORRY to hear about that - !!!!!
Emerald... nurse held your feet down?? Man o man whats wrong with these people!?? Im happy for you that you are being treated well now!
Tori... NOPE not a fan either! LOL
What an ass... after all that - HE should have sat his ass in that chair and had the same treatment that you did!
Well all in all it went okay. I chose the option of a local and gas rather than IV sedation. It was not fun- thats for sure!
I was thinking in the chair as he was yanking, ( gosh that for me is the worse part is knowing he are pulling something outta my head- oh the sounds - the sounds...) that I am SO SO thankful that dentistry has come a looong waay since the old days when you had no other choice but to grab a bottle of whiskey, head over to the barber shop... I just can't imagine the experience of no numbing stuff and a basic pair of PLIERS!!!!! EEGADS!
I REALLY WISH they would have given me enough gas...! Generally, I get more during my dentist appts for fillings etc...!! I had to ask THREE fricken times and I STILL didn't feel it... ;( They acted like it was vaporized money or gold or something! Shoot-- it would have been easier...
Anyway--- Im swollen some there today BUT its over and Im relieved!
Take care all!!!
I had one pulled In Jan. It was a molar. I was amazed at how fast and easy it was...no pain. They gave me epinephrine, it put me in afib. I had awful episodes for a month. Cardio dr. said the epi altered my heart rhythm. My bleeding didn't stop until the next morning.
It took a month for it to heal. It's fine now....but, I do miss that tooth!!!